Google Fit was Google’s general activity-tracking app and APIs for Android. Google has said the Google Fit APIs will be supported until the end of 2026 and points developers to Health Connect. If you are looking for a focused tracker for workouts and history, here is how to compare options, including HALEBIT.
Using an iPhone? HALEBIT launches on Android first, and an iPhone version is planned. There is no release date yet. Join the waitlist, choose iPhone, and we will email you once when it is ready.
HALEBIT is independent and is not affiliated with Google Fit. This page describes what to compare, using the product’s own information where we cite it. Last checked: October 2026. Details change, so confirm them with the product itself.
Google Fit and HALEBIT compared
| Question | Google Fit | HALEBIT |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Google’s activity-tracking app and developer APIs for Android. | An independent Android fitness tracker for workouts and activity history. |
| API status | Google’s documentation says the Fit APIs are supported until the end of 2026 and that developers cannot sign up for them since May 1, 2024. | Supports Health Connect where your device and app configuration allow it. |
| Where Android health data is going | Google recommends Health Connect, which stores data on the device, and the Google Health API for cloud storage tied to a Google Account. | On-device-first design. Optional integrations are controlled separately. |
| Activities | General activity and workout tracking. | Run, walk, hike, bike, indoor workouts and yoga, with route, pace and splits where supported. |
| Account | Tied to a Google Account. | The core experience does not make an online account the centre of the product. |
When Google Fit may suit you better
You are deeply invested in Google’s ecosystem and want the broadest compatibility with other Google health tools.
When HALEBIT may suit you better
You want a focused Android tracker for workouts and history, with data handling made visible in the product. See how HALEBIT handles privacy and the activities it tracks.
Before you switch
- Check the other app’s data export options so you keep your history.
- Read its current privacy policy and settings rather than relying on a summary.
- Try a few activities before deciding.
Source: Android Developers: Google Fit migration FAQ.
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Frequently asked questions
Is HALEBIT a Google Fit alternative?
HALEBIT is an independent Android fitness tracker focused on workouts, activity history and supported fitness data. It is not affiliated with Google Fit. Check Google’s documentation for the current status of Google Fit.
Which activities can HALEBIT track?
Run, walk, hike, bike, indoor workouts and yoga. Route, pace, split, cadence and wearable information depend on the activity and your device.
Does HALEBIT have ads?
No. The fitness experience is designed without advertising.